“I Will Leave For Him To Play“ World Professional Minnesota Vikings Superstar QB Announce His Final Decision Of His Departure From The Team After Kevin O’Connell Signed Another QB Talented Star Worth $100 Million Contract Deal.

After the New York Giants cut the former $100 million quarterback, the Minnesota Vikings signed Daniel Jones in the middle of the season, clearly having their backup plan to Sam Darnold ready.

Jones was supposed to be incubated early in the system and take over Darnold’s role from the previous year, competing with J.J. McCarthy, a first-round pick, during training camp.

But Jones had other ideas.

The Vikings spent a month looking for a new senior backup to go alongside McCarthy after the former No. 6 overall pick joined with the Indianapolis Colts in March.

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero discussed a possible falling out between Jones and the Vikings, which has a vibe of some animosity, in an interview with “The Ross Tucker Podcast” on May 7. “It sounded like the Vikings thought Jones was coming back, but they just got the sense late that he was really not convicted about coming back to Minnesota, ended up taking a little bit less in terms of guaranteed money, from the Colts to end up in Indianapolis,” Pelissero stated.

It seems sense that Jones would be interested in the Colts’ quarterback position.

Last season, Anthony Richardson was benched after struggling in his first two years of play. In what appears to be a more open quarterback competition in Indianapolis, Richardson is probably getting his final opportunity. In contrast to Richardson, the 22-year-old quarterback has plenty of time to secure the starting position as the Vikings approach the McCarthy era.

Jones placed a wager on himself and accepted a smaller guaranteed payout, taking into account that there is a more obvious route to playing time in Indianapolis.

Pelissero claims that the Vikings withdrew their offer after apparently being rejected by Jones.

Pelissero stated the Vikings’ philosophy before adding, “You’ve created this kind of system and environment in which any quarterback coming in has played well.” “We believe we are capable of other things. They withdrew their offer to Daniel Jones, saying, “We won’t hold you if you don’t want to be here.” ” In the end, the Vikings put off talks with Rodgers, who would only end up being the starting quarterback, and traded back to the Seattle Seahawks in the fifth round of the draft to acquire Sam Howell.

For weeks before to the draft, Jones’ exit created a void at the veteran quarterback position, which was occupied by flirtations with Aaron Rodgers.